high pressure building in across the south east u.s. we will have nice weather across the eastern third of the country but out west we continue to see one storm system after another coming in. california has heavy rains. with high pressure in control we are going to see very dry conditions and the wind on monday generally out of the east, that will be a nice land breeze so we will see temperatures warming up to above average. for the remainder of sunday evening temperatures dropping to the upper 50s. 53 on monday morning. chilly for portions of citrus county, down to 48 in brooksville, 46 in crystal river. st. pete with a warning low of 57. sparkling sunshine but high temperatures in the upper 70s. we will notice that warm breeze. check out these high temperatures. 80 in springhill. 81 in brooksville. along the coast it it is a little cooler. check out manatee county, 80 degrees. better boating conditions coming up. very dry, calm quiet weather on the radar. wind out of the east and maybe a few clouds for inland areas we will see plenty

trade to south-east asia is immense and as the next president of the u.s. may be the difshs between peace and war in the south china sea. britain's the times published this cartoon criticizing britains who are using the attacks in brussels to score political points in the brexif fight. it shows mourners paying respects to those injured and killed as two britains stomp all over the memorial in a fight over whether they should leave or stay in the e.u. new zealand has debated for years whether to replace its national flag. tonight the votes are in. most people are not yet ready for change. >> reporter: a disappointing turn out and result. for those who wanted the flag to change refusing to concede defeat >> the current flag has won the day. we think within time we will have a new flag to represent the fact that we're an independent multicultural country in the south pacifi so thank you. [ applause ] >> reporter: a let down too for prime minister who has led the campaign for change >> you can't be a sore losser. you have to say that those who wanted to change p

health organisation in 2013 there were three million cases across the americas, south-east asia and the western pacific. the u.scenters for disease control estimates there are 5200 million new cases of dengue fever each year. >> dengue is coffeed of four different viruses and what happens is they get infected with the dengue virus and then they can - it's call bone break fever. your muscles tense so much that it feels as though your bones are breaking >>> vaccines for dengue are still in development, but currently the only way to control the disease is to control what scientists call the vector, in this case the insect spreading the disease. they do that by biting an infected person, acquiring the disease from blood and then else. >> as scientists we've been losing a fighting battle gents mosquito. they kill a person every 12 seconds. all of the control methods throughout mankind that we've tried to get rid of mosquito, this is the best. the types of results we're getting, 90% of suppression is way and above what is achieved by conventional control >>> what he is talking about is a program that has been tested

to deal with the people of smuggling and human trafficking here in the future in south-east asia >>> thank you for that. u.s. president obama has raised in argentina after an historic visit to cuba. obama and his cuban counterpart stressed their commitment to bring their nations closer together. there were clear differences as our latin american editor explains from that vav a-- havana. >> reporter: a message for the cuban people >> i have come here to bury the last remnant of the cold war in the americas. because in many ways the u.s. and cuba are-- and cuba are like two brothers who have been estrained for many year. >> reporter: the speech at the grand theater was broadcast live throughout cuba. this woman watched it intently as obama said he believed in the right of citizens to free speech, to organise, to criticise their government, to proceed pest peacefully without fear of arbitrary arrest and the right to choose their government in free and democratic elections, all this without u.s. interference. >> translation: i would love to embrace him, not just see him. there are so many things we need to chan

old pageland monroe road near east village drive south of u.s.74. that's an area you will want to avoid as they work to clear the accident scene. use 601 to 74 as the alternate route. in town we are monitoring an accident on south try on and nations ford as you head inbound. use south boulevard as the alternate. >> we are tracking cool temperatures. this afternoon highs make it to the middle up toker 50s with -- to upper 50s. we have cold conditions tonight as temperatures drop to the 30s. we'll track the next chance of rain late thursday night throughout friday and leading temperaturend with temper just dance it will be okay just dance >>> welcome back to "good morning america." little sneak peek at "dancing with the stars'" final rehearsal. big premiere night. everyone getting ready. we'll take you behind the scenes coming up. >> trying to get situated over here. >> i thought you were dancing. >> that's ginger. lot more of that coming up. let's go upstairs to amy and sam right now. >>> hey there. we were talking about amongst ourselves. time to sp

south and east. in fact even severe weather across the southeastern u.s. that front will eventually arrive here but by the time it in the way of rainfall. i think a couple of showers as it moves through. by tomorrow 10% to 20% coverage. certainly no thunderstorms or anything severe. so good news. there you see clearer air beginning to move in for our thursday. that will allow temperatures to cool off a little but not dramatically. another boundary then moves in with a pretty busy pattern but again these will be weak systems this week. so we have one tomorrow, we have one friday. both of which will yield 10% to 20% coverage of showers and behind them great weather. mid and upper 70s. right now a little more humid today. you'll notice if you're out. boating forecast looks good. high temperature 70s. overnight lows as i mentioned a little cooler behind the front on thursday morning. another boundary rolls through quietly friday setting us up for a great weekend, sunshine >>> recent years emojis have been popular, a common way to express feelings when texting

south and east. ahead of this cold front associated with that low pushing through the south eastern reining of the u.s. ahead of it that southerly flow. temperatures will be very warm around the south and southeast. beheend it right now temperatures dropped 30 degrees in kansas city. 35 in chicago. this is a strong cold front in the sense we're getting a strong push of cold air and it's coming we expect it to be a steamy one today. showers develop but likely in the afternoon. then later on tonight we cannot rule out a thunderstorm. if you're heading out to jazz in the gardens make sure you take that umbrella with you. if you head to the beach it's a moderate rip current risk. showers expected to develop. the highest rain chance is this hours. overnight and again sunday we'll see a similar round of rein. can't rule out any thunderstorm. welcoming cool air. which can it out. only a high of 70 degrees on monday. weakg up to the low 60s on the coast maybe 50s inland. >>>an incredible and inspirational story surrounding the syrian migrant crisis. >> an 18-year-old syrian refugee swimming for her life is no

south east. turkey's president erdogan has arrived in the u.s. for a nuclear security summit. there is talk of more cooperation between the allies in cracking down on i.s.i.l. along the turkey-syria border. the u.s. is also make a statementing about the level of insecurity in turkey, instructing family members of its military personnel to leave the country. >> translation: turkey say good pool for i.s.i.l., finance, logistics, under the protection of nato away from the russian threat. as it comes under more pressure in syria and iraq, it will move part of its training and operation operational issues to turkey. >> reporter: for now turkish security forces are doing what they can to head off the next attack. people here talk about the attack in terms of when not if >>> in greece refugees and locals have marched to protest at the recent e.u.-turkey deal. they were out on the streets athens. under the aaccord refugees and migrants who reach greece will be sent back to turkey. they want european leaders to open the border. chinese police have arrested more than 3,000 people trying

u.s. still needs the middle east. and he would be open to allowing japan and south carolina to develop nuclear weapons and withdraw u.s. troops from both countries unless they pay more for deployment. the first step he would take, he has not thought about step two or three. >> he seems to have not even a cost-benefit analysis which many people would applaud. he seems to have a win-lose approach to foreign policy. that is to say if america wins, somebody else has to lose. and if someone else wins, then america by definition is losing. that's concerning when we talk about foreign policy on any issue. >> trump sees unpredictability as a strength and hi. >> the united nations is not a friends of democracy. it is not a friend to freedom. it is not a friend even to the united states of america. whereas you know it has its own. >> he has tapped in to the emotions of the american public. >> he has been skillful tapping into emotions and sentiment when it comes to the american foreign policy. how many average voters are going to know the nuances of the islamic state. but they're afraid of terrorism. we've seen anxiety in level

south of state road 404. s hp is forcing traffic off at 404 and you can take that east two u.s. one southbound to ocala boulevard west bound to get back to i-95. this accident involving a truck. they are still working on cleaning up the mess. amy: most kids are on spring few that are headed to the bus stop. sunrise happens in an hour and start today. it is warmer this morning compared to yesterday. there is still a chill in the air, but it is 10-15 degrees warmer in some spots compared to where we work 24 hours ago. we have dropped to 46 in palm coast. daytona beach is at 51. in melbourne, 57. this high-pressure continues to the southeast, so that means we will have warm air coming in and more moisture. we won' t have that crystal clear blue sky that we have seen in the last few days. it won' t be a lot of cloud cover. just a little bit. we are going to have plenty of sun for today. hitting 80 in a lot of our inland areas. 81 today in webster. we will hit 80 in saint cloud and kissimmee. 79 in longwood, oviedo, and bithlo. with that southeast breeze coming off the ocean, 77 merr

agency in south korea says its northern neighbor launched a missile and multiple short range projectiles into waters off its east coast yesterday. north korea recently condemned south korea and the u.s for annual military drills. >>> this is the beginning of a big week for bay area based apple. not only do they go back to court in the encryption fight against the fbi but today the company is taking time to unveil some new products and just a few hours apple will hold an event in cupertino, the headliner expected to be a 4- inch iphone, a little bit smaller. apple is also expected to show off a smaller version of the ipad pro and new apple watch bands. another possible item on today's agenda could be the announcement of software updates. >>> tomorrow apple and the fbi will also face off in court in the fight over unlocking that iphone of one of the san bernardino shooters. >>> president obama is waking up in cuba this morning. yesterday he became the first u.s. president to visit the island nation in nearly 90 years. the trip is being called a big step for normalizing relations with the cold war adversary. as don champion reports, mr. obama has a big meeting today. >> reporter: after

south and tornado alley living up to its name. the brutal weather hitting a large part of the u.s. this week. the persistent rains drenched part of the south eastor more than a week. in louisiana grim illustration of the scope of the deluge, officials working to recover dozens of floating caskets unearthed when cemeteries were inundated. residents living a along the river ordered to evacuate as high water paralyzed parts of the state shutting down a major highway. governor greg ab about on the toured devastation from the air. >> families have been displaced, homes have been flooded, properties destroyed. >> reporter: governor leading residents with a dire warning rising water are not over yet. water could continue to rise for another day or two. >> reporter: in the midwest devastation wasn't from water but wind with powerful storms ripping through central illinois leaving damaged homes and down trees in their wake. >> we saw, things flying. >> reporter: in iowa tornadoes leaving residents cleaning up shed after twisters ravaged their communities. >> i see them standing through the wall, and then i get up i hear my mom screaming my name so i had

u.s. still needs middle east energy and would be open to allowing japan and south korea to develop nuke ornd withdrew u.s. troops from both countries unless they pay more for the deployment. one expert says trump knows the first step he would take but hasn't thought about step two or three. >> he very much seems to have not even a cost benefit analysis towards foreign policy which i think many people would applaud. he seems to have a win-lose approach to foreign policy. that is to say that if america wins someone else has to lose and if somebody else wins america is by definition losing. i think that's concerning when we talk about international cooperation on any issue. >> reporter: trump says he won't give many details as to what he would do in offers he season predictability as his strength. and the stance definitely challenges recent republic party thinking. he's not in to spreading democracy or respecting current international al lineses. >> the united nations is not a he friends of democracy. it's not a friend to freedom. it's not a friend even to the united states of america whereas

pnot only along north crystal plake drive but also south pcrystal lake drive. parea just east of u.s. 98 csx pdoing rail road work. pdetours are going to be on pcombee roaded and thursday is pwhen those roads will reopen. p>> boy, is it cool outside. pi mean, it just feels like pwintertime out here. pbreezy, it's dry. pit's in the 50s for some. pothers are in the 40s. plike bartow and winter haven. phaines city, lakeland. pwesley chapel brooksville. pif this is your kind of weather, pand i know this appeals to lot pof people out there, i want you pto go outside i want you to penjoy it now. pbecause this may be the last ptime this happens until some ptime in the fall. pwe've got north winds 13 to 22 pmiles per hour. pwe've got temperatures only in pthe mid 60s for highs today. pfast rebound up to tomorrow's p48. pwe're 73. pand by wednesday, we're flirting pwith 80. p>>> president obama makes phistory. phe and his family touched down pin cuba yesterday. pwhen he did he became first psitting president to visit that pcommunist country in more than p90 years. pthis comes after he easted

u.s. and south korea conducting a major military exercise over the weekend as tensions on the korean peninsula continue to rise. u.s. and south korean sailors staging landing drills on south korea yeahs eastal exercises which the south says are the largest ever. north korea reportedly calling the drills nuclear war moves and threatening to respond with attacks. seoul recently announced more sanctions on pyongyang which prompted the north to fire short-range missiles into the sea as a show of defiance. nicole: let's get you caught up on the global market action we've been seeing overnight in asia. all up arrows. shanghai up 1.7%. in japan the nikkei is up 1.7% as well. hong kong up 1.1%. lauren: green monday in asia. green monday in europe. cac is up 26 and dax is up 175 points. nicole: u.s. stock market futures looked like this, now turned into the green. dow higher by 7 1/2 points. nasdaq futures up 3 1/2. lauren: checking key commodities, oil and gold, oil is down 80 cents. gold down $2 a barrel. nicole: here is how the dollar is faring against other key currencies. all lower against the green back but the japanese yen gains. lauren: yield on 10-year treasury pushing up towards 2%. up t

light to moderate result to the south of weston over miramar and u.s. 27. pushing toward the north and east. but looks like much more coming our way. the actl front is all the way back here. rain to the north of tampa that has to pass through. this front drier and cloudy. those clouds are blanketing north florida. if it wasn't for the clouds these temperatures will be much colder. where it turns into blue, the cold air is. it is coming across the sunshine state right now pensacola at 52 degrees. temperatures likely to not warm up too much later on today for them in the pannhandle. inhouse model shows wet through the morning and early afternoon. a few thunderstorms cannot be ruled out. and then it looks like it tryand then it looks like it tries to band up like a line of showers that passes through from the keys you will the way to west palm beach by 4:00. so pretty much an active day for -- for much of the day thenfor -- for much of the day then. by 8 o'clock when things start (to dry out, cool down, by tomorrow morning temperatures inland temperatures can get as cool as the upper 50s. that

u.s. needs middle east energy, and would be open to allow japan and south korea. >> pert says trump nose the first step, buts has not thought about step two or three. he has not even a cost benefit that many applaud. he has a win-lose approach. if america wins, and someone else looses, it is, by definition, losing. that is concerning when we talk about international cooperation. >> trump says he will not give details, and sees unpredictability as a stance. he's not into spreading democracy oreporting alliances. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy or freedom. it's not a friend to the united states of america where, as you know, it has its home. >> it has tapped into the emotions of the public. >> he has been skilful tapping into emotions and sentiments when it comes to the public and foreign policy. how many average voters will know the nineses. they are concerned about terrorism. they are afraid. we see level of sangty in the united states spike to levels we have not seen. emotions are smart. >> this is a large part of the job of president. when asked who his top advisor is, h

south korea-u.s. military drills. south korean defense officials say the projectiles flew about 125 miles before landing in waters off north korea's east coast. also breaking... a 15-year-old boy is in police custody after police say he made threats against several schools. the boy was picked up around two o- clock this morning. police tell us he made online threats against several cincinnati public schools. all the schools will be open today. happening today recovery efforts could resume again today.. for the car and driver that combs-hehl bridge last week. search efforts before divers could get to the vehicle at the river. kara dblbx us live from campbell county with the update. live police hope today recovery efforts... car underneath the believe is the car accident. police to suspend week... the accident happened last tuesday sbout 4:45 pm. it involved twelve cars and four seperate accidents that caused a chain reaction as other cars tried to slow down on the bridge. police say passerby reported a car, possibly a grand prix, going over the side of the bridge and into the river.... but do not have any information on the owner or pot

u.s. along the east coast we'll tap into the warm, mild south/southwesterly winds. the 70s returning next week with possible records on the way. the exclusive accuweather seven-day forecast shows we have a morning rain or snow shower, otherwise high temperature 49. clouds to sunshine by the afternoon. it's milder and breezy on monday. 60 degrees, a taste of spring on the way by tuesday. 71 on wednesday. records possible, high temperature up to 74. the record is 73 set back in 2000. on thursday, it's warm, rain possible, high temperature 72. clouds and sun on friday, 63. next saturday cloudy showers possible. looks to be unsettled neck weekend, after tomorrow -- next weekend, after tomorrow, 60s and 70s. spring-like weather a treat. >>> you can find the live forecast along with storm tracker 6 live double scan radar at 6abc.com/weather. >>> we join "world news" saturday already in progress, don't miss "action news" at 10:00 p.m. on phl17 and we're back here on 6abc at 11:00 p.m. now for jeff skeverski, melissa magee and the entire "action news" team, i'm walter perez

u.s. when you see this usually, typically the storms continue to fire and head off to the south and east but in this event, in this case that will not happen. with severe weather across the southeast. it will effect alabama, georgia, tennessee. but there's the front. area of high pressure has been in charge of our weather pattern here and by the time the front arrives it will be in the much weakened state. so titan doppler radar quiet now. we'll show you the temperatures here, beginning to warm up. upper 60s, pushing 70. i think we'll hit 80 in spots later today. so there's the front. watch as it movers further south and east. severe storms possible. not so much tornadoes, you can't rule them out across the southeast but damaging wind gusts up there. it falls apart by the time it gets here. it will arrive with some clouds, 10% to 20% coverage as far as showers. certainly no thunderstorms and nothing severe for tomorrow. then what will happen behind it, we'll cool off a little. the air mags behind it not that cold but it will dry enough, the humidity will go down. so thursday's morning temper

u.s. says north korea has fired two ballistic missiles into the east sea. south korea's military says one of the missiles flew 800 kilometers before crashing into the sea on friday. it came a day after sanctions on north korea for hydrogen bomb test and rocket launch. south korea has also responded to the latest launch by its neighbor. >> translation: north korea should focus on improving the north korean people's quality of life. these actions are not good for themselves and development of relationship between us. our government is well prepared for these kinds of provocations >>> we have this latest update. >> reporter: the launch happened just after first light with reports suggesting two missiles were fired east on the korean peninsula between carry and japan landing about 800 kilometers. this compares with a similar firing that was carried out last week. the missiles used were short range missiles. these appear to be medium-range missiles. it appears that they're ratcheting up the threat level. it is likely to get a strong response from to being yoe. there a

south korea-u.s. military drills it sees as a provocation. south korean defense officials say the misiles flew about 125 miles before landing in waters off north korea's east coast. and we're waiting to learn the name of the person killed in an overnight crash on

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u.s. still needs middle east energy, and he would be open to allow japan and south korea to develop nuclear weapons. one expert says trump knows the first step he'd take but hasn't thought about step two or three. >> he very much seems to have not even a cost benefit analysis, which many people applaud. he has a win/lose approach to foreign policy. if america wins, someone else has to lose, and if somebody else wins, america is by definition losing. i think that's concerning when we talk about international cooperation on any issue. >> reporter: trump says he won't give many details what he would do in office. he sees unpredictability as a strength and a stance that challenging the recent republican party thinking. he's not anticipating democracy or respecting international alliances. >> the united nations is not a friend of democracy. it's not a friend to freedom. it's not a friend even to the united states of america, whereas you know it has its home. >> reporter: he has tapped into the raw emotions of the american pub. >> he's skillful in tapping into certain emotions and sentiments when

east. but i am kinda leaning more towards wet snow for most areas south u.s. 30 mixing with rain and more on the warm up in the 7-day focus coming up. tony. >> tony: thank you, dan. >>> coming up at 5:00 the uber of cosmetic surgery. a new app connecting patients with surgeons. >> 911? >> help. >> hello greenville county 911. >> daddy? >> it is being called the uber of cosmetic surgery. an app to help find doctors with cosmetic surgery with a few swipes of their phone or tablet. >> tony: on the phone health care and chris martinez shows us how it works. >> any problems, dryness? >> so far so good is how victor cortez describes his recovery after undergoing a cosmetic >> i turned 50 and one of my eyelids dropped and it was pretty severe. >> victor turned to an app to find his doctor. the app helps connect cosmetic surgeons to patients after answering questions about what they are looking for and what they are willing to pay. dr. lily lee says she gets five inquiries a week. >> it gives you a barrier. you don't have to give out all kinds of personal information but get answers you are looking

great lakes to the gulf states, low pressure is just to the south and east of chicago will be riding well to our north and west across the u.sder and that keeps the warmth coming our way and that keeps it in the form of liquid. it's still dry across much of the area and fairly mild with temperatures holding in the middle and upper 50s and light showers starting to develop in the lehigh valley and the poconos. around midnight, to 2 a.m., that is when the heaviest round of rain passes through and there is a decent amount of wind energy, the low level jet about 500 feet up and if you get a thunderstorm that can pull the winds down as this rain passes through in the wee hours of the morning but is out of here for the rush tomorrow. even at 6:30 a.m. it's off the coast but the temperatures quickly crash behind the front from the 40s to the 30s to the north and west and the winds will whip up the entire day on wednesday gusting to near 40 even in the afternoon, the 47 feels more like the freezing point at the peak of the day and the sunshine is in control and high pressure really tries to come in on thursday but it's so weak, low

south korea says its neighbor fired a missile and multiple short range projectiles into waters off the east coast yesterday. north korea vehemently dis approves of annual missile drills by south korea and the u.srn california, loved ones are mourning a 27- year-old marine who was killed in iraq. staff sergeant louis cardon died saturday. the department of defense says he was killed when his unit was hit by rocket fire. the temecula man was based at camp lejeune. this is the first time since october that a u.s. service member has died in iraq. >>> investigators say the man suspected of planning last year's deadly attacks in france told them he was plotting another assault. authorities finally caught up with this man, salah abdeslam, friday. he reportedly admitted to dropping off the other attackers but decided to dump his suicide vest and return back to belgium. investigators say they found a huge cash of weapons and uncovered a terror cell in brussels. >>> a foster city couple's vacation to africa lands them behind bars and they are speaking out. john and linda grant are home. in december the pair was spotted at an airport in tanzania over a bone carving they bought at a gift shop. they were i

u.s. is trying to make inroads into a country as it has begun to lose and forfeiture influence in other parts of south-east asia >>> in thailand, the first trial is getting underway in a special court set up to hear cases of human trafficking. thailand has vowed to fight the crime after the grew some discovery of mass graefs and with hundreds of refugees found stranded, most are those fleeing violence in myanmar >> this is high land's largest human trafficking case. even though the trial is now underway, the families impacted by these criminal gangs are still suffering. >> reporter: just over three years ago this woman fled myanmar to join her husband in thailand. he had fled two years earlier. they're members of the hohinga community which is largely excluded from citizenship. this has led many to leave the country. instead of a better life he sought, he landed in a jungle camp along with other migrants held by human traffickers looking to extort more money. when she arrived at the camp, she was asked for ransom money she didn't have. her husband is now one witness among hundreds of others in a trial of s

this out a spectacular sight, a solar eclipse, people in south east asia saw this show yesterday, correspondent don champion explains when the u.s chance. >> wow. >> reporter: 40 million people in three time zones took in last night's total eclipse, in indonesia people cheered as they witnessed morning return tonight, and rare phenomenon across south east asia happened when the moon moves in front of the sun casting a shadow on the ground n some places total solar eclipse lasted for four minutes. nasa scientists were on the ground and used the opportunity to study the sun's atmosphere and solar storms which east affect planets. >> they can also impact our technology, satellite, gps, and even be harmful to astronauts in space. it is really critical that we understand the cover roane a which is where all this axis happening. >> reporter: this video was taken on board an alaska airline flight to hawaii. airline adjusted flight plan so passengers could take in the sight. for the first time in 30 years on august 21st, 2017, millions of the u.s. will get to experience a total eclipse. the temporary pass of darkness will begin in orego

east at 57th avenue, south of state road 70. keep that in mind. an accident still working out here westbound i-4 at u.s. 301. >>> well to news channel 8 today. i'm gene ramirez. >> and i'm adrienne pedersen in for gayle this morning. >>> our top story, honoring a hillsborough county deputy who duty. killed deputy john kotfila. we will show you how his family bye. >>> and right now, polk county deputies are searching for a man they say stole a car from a toddler inside. this happened while the care taker was inside the pharmacy

south korea claims its northern neighbor launched a missile and multiple short range projectiles into waters off its east coast yesterday. north korea has been very critical about annual military drills in bout south korea and the u.sin both south korea and the u.s. >>> in washington some republicans say they will not budge on the supreme court vacancy. last week the president nominated merrick garland to fill antonin scalia's post but many senate republicans refusing to confirm a nominee until after the november election. ruling out garland as a pick even if another democrat becomes the president. >> i can't imagine that a republican majority senate, even if it were soon to be a minority would want to confirm a judge that would move the court dramatically to the left. that's not going to happen. >> but not every republican is supposed to -- is opposed to garland. some up for reelection are open to admitting garland. white house says it will set up those visits when lawmakers return after the easter recess. >>> donald trump will release of five or 10 judges that he would nominate to the supreme court if he were elected. he was telling a crowd in florida that he would only select justices that everybody respects, li

a south korean military says north korea has just fired two short-range ballistic missiles into the sea off its east coast. the south koreans track this closely. they and the u.s. military say they are monitoring the situation tonight. a u.s. defense official telling us they are urging norlth koreans to refrain from provocative altercations. this comes as kim's regime has come out with new details of a dangerous nuclear capability. kim jong-un beams with pride and inspects a silver metal spear which could some day rain destruction on his enemies. he's acquainting himself with a nuclear warhead which his regime said has been miniaturized to fit on a ballistic missile. they have to work on the assumption that what kim says could be true but they have not verified that. >> we cannot underestimate them. they will get there if they're we have to be concerned at a time north korea is threatening to attack the u.s. and its allies with nuclear weapons and conventional weapons. >> reporter: a u.s. intelligence official says north korea's missile and nuclear weapons programs represent a serious threat to america's interests and the security of its closest allies. a key

as we head south a little batch of heavier stuff that has now moved off to the north and east. burton to warren seeing rain showers. wherever you see the greens, heavier. along u.s. 30 we've got a good line of wet weather. we showed you video at 5:00. we don't expect any flooding but turn around, don't drown. here we have ashland, moving into portions of holmes county we're getting good rain but for the most part the main energy has been across the south. that's where we have the best dynamics. i can't rule out heavier rains over the next couple of hours but after midnight is when we're targeting tease rain showers to end. headlines. rainy evening, dryer and colder overnight, and that will set the stage for weekend warming saturday and sunday. rain showers lingering mainly south and east around 11:00. look at these low temperatures tomorrow morning. we're going to add some fog in there. mid to upper 30s. we should be dry, sunshine by lunchtime, especially south 40s and 50s. it will still be chilly along to mid-40s. saturday afternoon we have a few showers that may come in. most likely afternoon and evening hours. better chances of rain for sunday but saturday is

south korea-u.s. military drills it sees as a provocation. south korean defense officials say the misiles flew about 125 miles before landing in waters off north korea's east coast. and we're waiting to learn the name of the person killed in an overnight crash on bridge. police belive 35- year old cory lippmeier was speeding...and could have been impaired...when he rear-ended a car on 275-eastbound. lippmeier is in the hospital with serious injuries. no word on any charges right now... happening today that's not the only accident being investigated at the combs hehl bridge... recovery crews will be back out today...to see if the water is safe enough...to extract the car that went over the bridge almost a week ago... sara celi joins us live with the latest on the efforts... live police hope today they can continue recovery efforts... they have located a car underneath the bridge that they believe is the car involved in this accident. high water forced police to suspend the search last week... vo the accident happened last tuesday sbout 4:45 pm. it involved twelve cars and four seperate accidents reaction as other down on the bridge. reported a car, possibly

east, in bradenton now, a collision possibly tying up lanes south of state road 70. good drive across the sunshine skyway bridge. all the bay area bridges look good. and u.s. 41 remains closed at crenshaw lake which is also whitaker through next friday. i have gotten a lot of people contacting me on facebook. what you can do if you have questions about traffic or anything, connect with me on facebook. dale mabry highway is the alternate through next friday. it's going to be closed down. raililroad repair work, that's what's going on there. back to adrienne and gene. >> thank you, leslee. >>> it's 5:33. final good-byes to a hillsborough county deputy killed on the job. he saved a life but ended his own. deputy john kotfila tragically die when had a a wrong-way driver hit him on the selmon expresswsway. today family, friends and colleagues will honor him. right now, flags in hillsborough county are at halflf- staff to remember the fallen hero. josh thomas joins us live from lutz. josh -- >> reporter: good morning, adrienne and gene. well, funeral services for deputy john kotfila will begin here at st. timothy catholic church in lutz later today. now the dep

south all the way to the east coast, check out these temperatures. a quake. huge warm-up by tuesday. san antonio warming up to 84 degrees. 70s across the eastern u.s. and back here at home in the upper 70s to 80s.now on the beach forecast todaynow on the beach forecast today. winds will start picking up out of the north at 15 to 20 miles per hour. use the sunscreen. today's high 81 degrees.. head out to carnivale on the mile. neki and todd will be there as well later and hot one but a fun one because we will be underneath lots of sunshine. todd. >> todd: jen, thank you. >>> deputies in which write trying to track do you know pack of bison that escaped from a farm. chopper video caught the bison rubning from people and they believe a fallen tree damaged the fence allowing the 17 bison to get out. some were rounded up but some are roaming around the area. >>> stili ahead, the 'canes look to wrap up an acc title leis night against virginia tech. >> neki: the dolphins pull in a big free agent signing. which former number one overall pick is coming to miami? you will have to wait until make every adventure every moment every day truly epic with a univer

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south central u.s. crews working overtime to blanket parts of western louisiana with sand bags where up to 10 inches of rain could fall over the next few days. flash flood watches in effect from east texas to western louisiana and up into southern arkansas. >>> to the west, torrential rain slamming california from san francisco to san diego. they forced officials to open the folsom dam floodgates for the first time in five years as the lake's water level nears capacity. kayna whitworth has the latest. >> reporter: el nino-fueled thunderstorms pummeling the west with deadly force. from inglewood, california, trees crashing down onto cars. >> i didn't expect this to happen. >> reporter: to san jose, where heavy rains were the likely culprit this in in collapse. >> we've got wires down, we've got accidents, we've got rescue responses. >> reporter: the system, briefly knocking out power to l.a.'s airport. lightning setting this palm tree ablaze. over the weekend north of sacramento, a woman drowning in floodwaters after the car she was in went around a roadblock. crews are sawing through this huge phi cuss tree that crushed two cars and blew out the windows of that one and this storm

@same picture on the east side, @all green and clean pretty much, @normal drive times and to the @south, we're looking good. @77, u.s. 30, 62, route 8, no @in fact, here is the picture at @akron central interchange where @we are looking great. @don't forget, when you hit the @roads, turn to our partners at @wtim 1100 total traffic, updates @for you every 10 minutes. @>> when you say green and clean, @it's a good start to the day. @thank you. @>>> 5:34, university of akron @students have ---ing a good @start to the day, more cash in @their pockets, refunding more @than $4 million to the students, @part of a knee -- fee that was @raised after it was capped, $32 @million on semesters depending @on how much credits they took @and if the fee was paid. @>>> presidential candidate ben @carson announced he quote does @not see a political path forward @for his campaign. @carson is not officially @suspended the campaign yet, @saying he plans to discuss this. @the next step at the @conservative political action @conference in washington dc and @he will do that tomorrow. @>>> governor kasich is vowing to @during a stop in michi

south of u.s. 40. high as little closer to lakeshore will be around 48 degrees. >>> we need to let everyone know who rides the rail if you do take the train you'll be taking the bus east of tower city. east side rail services replaced with busses. the trains under repair right now. so not just rush hour all day long. drive times 13 minutes for you 90 eastbound crocker to the inner belt and 271 northbound richmond to 90. here's 71 and west 25th, a few more cars out there than before but still very quiet.

south-east. now with the findings still to come, the country worries and waits as concerns about the overall security situation in turkey grows. also important to note this comes two days after the u.s. embassy in ankara warning their citizens to void the city >>> al-qaeda has claimed responsibility for an attack on a beach resort in ivory coast. at least 16 people were killed as well as assailants. our correspondent reports. >> reporter: a witness to the attacks on a popular beach resort in the ivory coast explains what he saw. >> translation: i heard shots coming from over there. then i saw the criminal. i was really surprised to see three people who are heavily armed. they had guns in their front pockets >> reporter: people started running away from the area trying to reach a safer place. six armed men had started shooting people on the beach. according to the government, the attackers targeted people at three hotel. >> translation: i was about 60 metres away. i don't know how i managed to get out of there. >> reporter: stuart forces intervened after 4 minutes. they evacuated the area and went after the assailants. by then a number of people had been killed. >> translation: i wan

east coast. coa north korea ramped up activity m in response to the u.s. and south.training. st airstrikes and their aftermath on the ground inaton t iraq. the footage is said to be u.s. u missiles hitting the isishe i controlled city of mosul. of mol the video was posted on social o media yesterday.es meanwhile the u.s. militarye th. announced they carried out 166 airstrikes in iraq on saturday r to further fight against isis. >> the investigation continues this morning as to what causedsu the united arab emirates planetn to crash in russia. investigator recovered the t plane's black boxes and say ands while they're badly damaged damg they've been able to retrieveo v some good information from theor flight data recorder.ecorder. all 62 pass a jersey and crewan ond board were killed when that plane attempted to planned to pe windy conditions.wi authorities say it could bes sa months though before we learnfo the cause of the crash. cra >> u.s. military could soony coo have its first female combat com commander.co president obama nominated air force general laurie rob

south china sea, we do not recognize the adiz that was in the east china sea. we don't believe they have a basis in international law. and we will fly, sail or go wherever international law allows. >> u.s. officials have said that the adiz wouldld destabilize t region. china is building runways and installing radar systems on reclaimed islands in the south china sea. the country has deployed surface-to-air missiles on an island it effectively controls. u.s. officials have repeatedly urged beijing not to take provocative actions in the south china sea where china has territorial disputes with its neighbors. president obama is expected to convey his stance to chinese president xi jinping on the sidelines of the nuclear summit. >>> japan's prime minister is picking some of the world's sharpest brains on a range of difficult economic issues. gene otani that's the details and a wrap up of all the other top headlines. >>> shinzo abe wants to be well prepared important the summit in may soo he'ss canvassing the world's finest economic minds on a range of challenging matters. he sat down with five experts in washington. he told them the g7 summit has to send a message to the world that member

east coast. that's according to south korea's largest news agency. the report says north korea also fired several other short-range projectiles into the sea. the launches come as south korea and the u.s. conduct an annual military drill. >>> back here at home today, philadelphia city council will focus on the safety of the city's water supply. a hearing will focus on efforts to cut down lead -- cut out lead from drunking water in homes and schools. philadelphia's one of several cities in our area re-evaluating water safety because of the flint water crisis. earlier, the philadelphia water department detailed its testing methods in order to show the drinking water so safe. experts will testify about the best way to prevent lead exposure to aging pipes and infrastructure. >>> new information on this house fire in chester, delaware county. it is now a fatal fire. a man pulled from the burning home by firefighters has died. they found the trapped on the third floor. they used a special bucket ladder to get him out. he died later at the hospital. >>> this fire destroyed a row home in the brewery town neighborhood. as you can see, firefighters to deal with heavy spoke and flames. no one wa

east coast. that's according to south korea's largest news agency. the report says north korea also fired several other short-range projectiles into the sea. the launches come as south korea and the u.sconduct an annual military drill. >>> now your nbc 10 first alert weather with meteorologist sheena parveen. >> good monday morning. we are seeing snow falling for some of you this morning. but it's go inge to clear out pretty soon. most of the area already cleared out. but if you are on the beaches along the sussex county, delaware, lewes, delaware still seeing the snow, rehoboth beach to slaughter beach. cape may kuehcounty, you're sti seeing the light snowfall as well. we have wet roads. in some areas you could see this stick and we could have slick spots, too. atlantic city to ocean city, light snow still falling here. through burlington county, woodland seeing that. we're seeing it near mystic island. moderate snowfall. we'll keep all this in the forecast for the shore and the delaware beaches and sussex county for the next couple of hours. but mercer county you're seeing clearing. philadelphia no more snow falling here. can't rule out a few flurries. it's really coming to an end.